betty: hi. flash: hi, betty. dicks: hi, betty. midge: betty's our secret weapon in the studies department. real brain. i'm assigning her to the player who needs the most help. flash: well i'm practically failing look, i'm in a big rush. which of these guys do you want me to coach? midge: this is lou carlson. brilliant in psychology. lou, you team up with flash warren. lou: okay let's go. i have to get to math. we can talk on the way. betty: i'm in a hurry too. are you going to the science building? i thought we might- midge: oh dicks isn't going with you, betty. i'm coaching him. he doesn't need a super intellect like yours. i'm putting you with one of the fellows who was really having trouble. betty: thanks loads. muley: hi, dicks. dicks: hey muley, how are you? midge: oh hello, muley. muley: hello. i was supposed to talk to you. midge: betty, this is muley orkin. he plays end on the varsity. muley, this is betty anderson. she's going to help you bring up your grades. she's one of the brightest girls in the college. i know you'll

betty: no? then tell me, why is it i feel fine in my other classes, but the minute i walk into that english class mother makes me feel so uncomfortable i can hardly stand it. james: but why? betty: father, you know what i'm afraid of? i'm afraid i just don't like mother any more. james: oh now that's just silly. betty: i know it's an awful thing to say but it could happen. er dodie's for a few days. james: no, no, listen -- betty: i've already talked to dodie about it and she says it's okay. now look, here's what i wish you'd do for me. just tell mother that i had to transfer out of that english class because of a conflict in my history class. james: no i won't. in the first place, it's not the truth. in the second place, she'd know it wasn't the truth. and in the third place, i want you to talk to her about this. betty: oh no, no. i just can't face her right now. james: betty you have to face things. now your mother will be back here in a few minutes -- betty: back here! i can't see her right n

betty: no! (laughter) betty: i'd better go set the table. (laughter) but, i suppose they just reflect the training they get from their parents. oh, i saw a terrific sale on binoculars, and i thought about bud's birthday coming up in a few weeks, so i bought these! only $7.95! but actually they're not bad. margaret: oh, that's a good idea, but i don't know how you're gonna keep 'em hidden from bud for three weeks, he's a regular bird dog! jim: oh, i'll find a place to hidethem. when it comes to hiding places, these kids aren't as crafty as they think they are. (laughter) jim: are they. margaret: oh, a present he bought for bud. when you get through setting the table, will you make a salad? betty: yes, all right. mother, there's something i have to confide in you, but remember now, this is in the strictest confidence. margaret: you sound just like mrs. cartley! betty: please, please don't tell father, but i'm the one. margaret: the one what? betty: the one who's helping evelyn. margaret: helping ev-, you mean betty: yes, i have them, they're u

betty. as a favor to me. - all right, i'll see that she has dates. i'll talk to the boys this afternoon. - i have nothing against cousins. i just want to see what she looks like before i sign up for any dates with her. anyway, i was taking you to the dance. - oh, i can go with you anytime. - not with these vultures always trying to beat my time. - i should think that one of you fellows would be gentleman enough to take her out, as a favor to me, no matter what she looks like. - well, look, is she blonde or brunette? - i don't know. - well, is she short, tall, thin, fat? - i told you, i don't know. all i know is that she arrives this afternoon r's daughter. - well, you've seen betty's father. he's not bad looking. - the date's not with her father. - listen, one of you fellows is taking cousin millicent to the dance tomorrow night. i don't care which one. you can decide that among yourself. - look, it was all settled, i was gonna take you. - [joel] look, boy, you're dreaming. i'm the only one

betty can go. one of the debaters -- one of the boys -- became ill, and professor hart wants betty to go. now? my gosh, their plane leaves in less than two hours. that's why we have to find her right away. well, where did she and ralph go? i don't remember hearing her say where they were going. we'll just have to try all the usual places. maybe they went to the malt shop. i'll bet they went to a movie. i'll go up and check with the kids -- see if they heard betty mention anything. [ knock on door ] jim: bud, you in there? uh, yeah, dad. come on in. betty went? uh, where betty -- how should i know? you have no idea? why do you ask me? how would i have any idea? just sitting here in my room. i was hoping you might have heard her mention where they were going. betty has a chance to go to washington after all -- if we can find her. the plane leaves in less than two hours. okay. so you know what i'm thinking. well, if i tell them where betty is, i'm just slipping a noose around my own neck. and if i don

betty. as a favor to me. - all right, i'll see that she has dates. i'll talk to the boys this afternoon. - thank you, princess. i just want to see what she looks like before i sign up for any dates with her. anyway, i was taking you to the dance. - oh, i can go with you anytime. - not with these vultures always trying to beat my time. - i should think that one of you fellows would be gentleman enough to take her out, as a favor to me, no matter what she looks like. - well, look, is she blonde or brunette? - i don't know. - well, is she short, tall, thin, fat? - i told you, i don't know. all i know is that she arrives this afternoon and that she's my father's brother's daughter. father. he's not bad looking. - the date's not with her father. - listen, one of you fellows is taking cousin millicent to the dance tomorrow night. i don't care which one. you can decide that among yourself. - look, it was all settled, i was gonna take you. - [joel] look, boy, you're dreaming. i'm the only one here t

i'm betty's father, betty anderson. - betty! that woman, oh she's the one. do you know, if it wasn't for that betty of yours, i would be in sad trouble. - yes, that's what i want to talk to you about. you see, - excuse me, hanno may i speak to you for a moment? - sure, georgie. excuse me please. nno. - next month is ok. books you've got to have, if you want to get educated. (pats his back) - thank you. - ya, that betty of yours, (audience laughs) so i don't have to move. - but hanno, the lease expires tomorrow. surely you don't think they can still do anything. time is up. - you don't know these scholars like i do. - [jim] but, hanno, - excuse me. sam, how did it go with the examination? all i can do now is, drop out. - oh no, quitting only forms the habit of quitting. we have to form the habit of fighting. walt whitman says, "never yield or falter." and now you go, and have a nice talk with your professor. tell him what it is you can't get through that head of yours. it. that's why he's a professor. you tried it. (thoughtful music) as they do about you. but

betty: she made it! betty: kathy, honey, you're a winner. margaret: let's let her sleep. she needs that more than anything. now where does she have to be at quarter to seven? betty: at the hotel in the floral room. they'll have cake and ice cream with greer garson. then they'll all go to the theater to see her movie, rebel lady. bud: boy, we'll she be living. margaret: come on, let's not disturb her. kathy: where's the phone? who's got the phone? betty: take it easy, kathy. you've already won. you're one of the winners. kathy: i am? bud: you have to be at the hotel at a quarter of seven. kathy: the hotel? margaret: oh, we'll put your new dress on, the one with the bows. my goodness you feel warm. kathy: yeah, sure. margaret: does this hurt? kathy: no. margaret: you'd better all dr. conrad. kathy: doctor, no! margaret: oh, no, no, no, no. now don't get upset. maybe it's just nothing at all. maybe you're just exhausted. call him, betty. bud: what do you think's wrong, mom? kathy: mommy, i can't be sick, not now. i can't. i'm well. i never felt better in my whole life. i fee

butter's at the table, betty. betty: oh, all right. margaret: in face, she suspects that romance by keeping evelyn's skates at her house. jim: oh, fine. thank goodness you don't have the kind of boyfriend that someone has to smuggle roller skates so you can see him. did you know evelyn was doing a thing like that? betty: yes, i believe i did hear something, but i also heard the boy is actually very nice. jim: well that's not the point, the point is she's deceiving her mother. defying her. now, would you do a thing like that, of course not! betty: no! (laughter) betty: i'd better go set the table. (laughter) but, i suppose they just reflect the training they get from their parents. oh, i saw a terrific sale on binoculars, and i thought about bud's birthday coming up in a few weeks, so i bought these! only $7.95! but actually they're not bad. margaret: oh, that's a good idea, but i don't know how you're gonna keep 'em hidden from bud for three weeks, he's a regular bird dog! jim: oh, i'll find a place to hidethem. when it comes to hiding

- [betty] yes, it is, and i can hardly wait. we want to get off the beaten path, not just see the tourist places. maybe even meet some exciting men. ralph, you're spilling! her, i may come home the wife of a prince, or maybe even a bullfighter! - you planned to get married over there? (audience laughs) - well, if that's the only reason you're going to go, i think you better call the whole trip off. - yeah! - probably no one will even look at us, but we can dream can't we? well, that's my big news. what's yours? i mean, what was it you were going to tell me? (audience laughs) (violin music) - it must not have been important. i can't remember now. - you can't remember? - well, maybe it'll come to me later. i got to get home. i'll see ya. oh ... here. well, goodnight, betty. goodnight. attention: are you eligible for medicare? the medicare enrollment deadline are plans could impact your healthcare costs. are you getting all the benefits available to you? new plans are now available that could increase your benefits and lower how mu

-betty's treasured diary. her most secret innermost thoughts, which she'd rather die than have anyone see. so here it is, right where she left it after almost dying because kathy looked at it. -wonder how betty is getting along with her children up at the camp? -well, she's been waiting for a long time to prove that she ahem. -now, mrs. ellis will be here any minute to inspect our tent. now, i don't want one wrinkle on any bed. i don't want one button out of place. this has got to be the best tent in this camp. (knocking on door) yes? -well then, are we ready for our first inspection? -yes mrs. ellis, i think you'll find everything in order. good. well, kathy anderson. this is like home having your sister for a counselor, isn't it? -yes. -what's this? you're doing great, just great. what's gotten into you? are you deliberately trying to be -i was going to hang it out, but we were all in a hurry to get dressed-- -don't you realize you lost points because you left your suit on the floor? it counts against our te

now, if this were a court trial-- - oh, betty. - [betty] really, father. - [betty] no one actually saw bud in mr. grausman's yard. t he admits he only guessed it was bud. - sure, but i- - betty's right! - bud, i told you to go upstairs, and you shouldn't be eavesdropping. - well, i wasn't hardly. but, you're convicting me without any sure proof. - look, son, you-- - you want to punish me and make me pay $100 damage without even giving me a fair deal. your own daughter says that. - all she is that circumtstantial evidence-- - bud has a point. in here it says that in our country, a shadow of a doubt. - now betty, please. - she's right, isn't she, dad? - yes, of course. but in this ... what do you want us to do? have you arrested so you can have a trial? - no. i would like a fair shake. - hey, why don't we put on a trial? - betty,now-- - no, really. bud'll feel better if we convict him fairly. and it'll help me. i can write this up for my theme on the court system. oh, let's do it. - well, would you feel you were getting a fair shake if we did this? gave you a trial? , sure. it'd be bette

betty: doll? betty: hello? yes, just a minute. it's for you, your majesty. it's frank, one of the slaves on your committee. bud: i can't talk to him now. tell him i'm in a meeting. you know, the great thing about being an executive is you don't have to break your back. other people do all the work for you. 's on his own. he's his own boss. doesn't dend on anybody, doesn't need anybody. jim: now, wait, the people who are working for you- bud: you don't need them, dad. if they goof, you just let them go and get somebody else. jim: look, bud, no man is completely independent. no matter how big he may be, he still has to rely on other people. bud: ia guy has to rely on somebody else, bud: ia guy has to (telephone)ody else, bud: if that's for me, i'm conrence. he sayhe's in a conferen just aine. it's frank, says s t to talk to you. he doesn't care where you are. bud: excuse me, dad. hey, i've got bad news. bud: frank, i'm real busy right now. frank: well, this is important. i can't find any transportation for the picnic. bud: what do you mean? frank: just what i

you know better than that. - [kathy] i'm sorry, where's betty? - [betty] you want me? - betty. this is for you, - for me? it's my pen! no, it's a brand new one. - that's right, i just bought it. broke the other one by accident. i was afraid to tell you. (harmonizing music) (drum based march music) - is bud upstairs? - [margaret] i think so. - [jim] kathy, wait. (hard thump) did bud know anything about this fountain pen business? - don't worry about bud, i'll take care of him. (audience laughing) - oh my gosh. do you realize what bud's secret power is? he's been blackmailing her! (audience laughing) - [margaret] what? - [betty] really? - oh well we better-- (audience laughing) - [kathy] come out from under there! (baseball bat thumping) - [bud] stop it, i'm your pal! (audience laughing) what's the matter, i'm your friend, you wouldn't want to hurt me, would you? (hard thump) oh! after i worked, and sweated, and slaved. - come out from under there so i can kathy! - dad, save me from this fiend. - [kathy] no daddy i can handle him. - [jim] no, no, no we'll take care of it. - [marg

betty: and i'm betty in new york.ng is hoping artificial intelligence may help make a strong comeback after the global fiasco of its galaxy note 7 lineup. something next year that is very different from apple and google. lanka has gained more than a billion dollars in equity funds from china. it is expected to draw more foreign investment into the country. bloomberg was told it will help the country cut it debt it'ss-2020 -- it will cut debt levels by 2020. >> depending on the u.s. election, if the fed hikes rates, bill the money moving not only out of sri lanka, but out of the stock exchange. we are looking at direct foreign investment. yvonne: he says 2016 could be a record year for global downturn. told bloomberg he is seeing double-digit growth in every market. that coincides with a 15 month decline in exports for the wider industry. hong kong and saudi arabia suffering some of the worst glut in a long time. haveelection anxieties left markets wondering which candidate will be best for their portfolios. inocencio

see if there is relief in white. ♪ ♪ betty: i am betty liu in new york.am shery ahn in hong kong. indian prime minister narendra modi has used his radio address to assure people the crash cash crisis will soon ease. it has been a chaotic time for india's people, but the prime minister is confident they can overcome this. >> he will stamp out tax evasion. he said the benefit for the country will come soon, reminding at the time he announced the decision on november 8 it will take 50 days to see it through. 500 have held december 30 two exchange them for fresh bills. modi also warning against using the port to recycle money. we are halfway through the transition. it is presenting a problem for a nation used to making cash outents, atm lending smaller bills. banks,amping up indian pulling the equivalent of $75 billion. this has prompted r.b.i. to have measures for central liquidity. shery: what are the temporary measures? >> the r.b.i. is instrumental cash reserve ratio. reservemental cash ratio. the concern is the rise i -- the rise in banking quiddity will

betty. betty heston. betty--betty heston? wow. where was i? oh, lord, i hope this isn't a paternity suit. come on, sit down. don't be scared! you naughty thing. i should be angry at you. again tonight. we did? where? at fancy dan's bar and grill. it's a good thing you told me about your business, sanford and son, or i never would have known where to find you. remember now? you remember. oh, you dog! i should have known right from the start. you think i'm fred sanford. [laughing] that's so funny! no? no. who are you, darling? laurence olivier? oh, fred, i could never forget that scraggly beard. or that cologne you were wearing. what was it? brut. ooh! that's it. and you smelled like a brute that night. you rubbed your scraggly beard against my face and i remember thinking to myself, ver felt so good. yeah, uh, please, my leg is going to sleep. [stammering] now, listen, miss horseton, heston. yeah, well, whatever it is, uh, look, you see, i am not fred sanford. he's in st. louis. he went there to attend his cousin's funeral and to be with his fa

this is bloomberg. ♪ betty: this is daybreak asia. i'm betty liu and new york.ng company has had an amazing years with shares doubling in 2016. what can we expect when they report on monday? let's bring in ramy inocencio to flesh this out. expectations are to be reality, we could see a record amount in terms of revenue as well as net income. i want to show you what the $173tations are -- we see million for the third quarter this year. that's the orange line that has yet to be filled in. but ever since they have been reporting, it is the highest since they started reporting. this is definitely the top end. it is also building off of what andened with net revenues advertising that revenue increased on the order of 35% to 45%. , iflso see a record their expectations are to believe, $.20 a share. we will see what will happen when they start to report at the end of the monday trade. betty: the stock has not been doing well. it has fallen by 20% or so since the early part of october. i did see reports that there could be some profit taking. go into my bloomberg and i

, i -- - don't you like me as good as betty? - i like you as well as betty. - then why wont you help me? - yes, i'm thinking. uh, how much money do you have in your treasury? - two dollars and a half. - how many members in your club? - five. - alright, i'll tell you what you do. each member take 50 cents and start a little business of some kind. the one who makes the most profit on his 50 cents how does that sound? - hey, that sounds good! we can have fun with the contest, and make money besides! - sure you can. - kathy anderson, if mother finds you in here she'll skin you alive. - you know what? daddy just gave me the most wonderful idea! we're gonna make a lot of money for our club. you're the smartest daddy in the whole world. - oh no, the united states and canada maybe, but not the whole world. - i've gotta phone up the kids and tell them. - honestly father, if you have to work, why do you let people interrupt you? ud with a problem this morning, i couldn't very well refuse kathy. - you know, you have the gabbiest family in

betty has no interest in fly fishing. and it couldn't possibly be your mother. - oh, this is the weirdest letter i've ever received. listen. dear miss anderson, your instructor cliff wyatt filed your entry blank for the annual springfield parks fly casting tournament but he failed to have you sign it. please sign-- - fly casting? wait a minute. - oh my gosh it's betty, she's been taking your rod! - what rod? i don't know anything about it. wait, wait this isn't for me! the name on this is margaret anderson. sibly be, why would she enter a fly casting tournament? she can't cast worth a... hey wait, what does that say, her instructor? - uh, yes, cliff wyatt. you don't suppose she's been taking lessons? - oh, no. - my gosh, that's it dad! i'm sure that explains everything! she's trying to win a medal to catch up with the rest of us! - that couldn't be. or could it? - sure it could. i've been trying to tell ya all along how much this thing's been bothering her. - well i think it's cute. - cute? (laughter) - now wait, don't un

i'm betty's father, betty anderson. - betty! that woman, oh she's the one. do you know, if it wasn't for that betty of yours, i would be in sad trouble. - yes, that's what i want to talk to you about. you see, - excuse me, hanno may i speak to you for a moment? excuse me please. (playful music) - i'll get it back to you next week for sure, hanno. - next month is ok. - ya, that betty of yours, she is so great, at finding a knothole in my lease, (audience laughs) so i don't have to move. - but hanno, the lease expires tomorrow. surely you don't think they can still do anything. time is up. - you don't know these scholars like i do. - [jim] but, hanno, - excuse me. sam, how did it go with the examination? - worse, i didn't pass it. (crying) all i can do now is, drop out. - oh no, quitting only forms the habit of quitting. we have to form the habit of fighting. walt whitman says, "never yield or falter." get through that head of yours. ask him to help, he will do it. that's why he's a professor. you tried it. (thoughtful music) excuse me, please. your insurance

then we have betty." "but around here i'm known as betty boop." who at 85 years young. . "come around here. i've got to bag something." is setting the bar for her co-workers. "betty can outwork all of us put together." "do y'all need me to slow down a little?" "you notice she doesn't move in slow motion." "she just does circles around everybody." "i said i don't know how to really slow down, but i'll try." "including myself." but this isn't betty's first time worked at another store for years and actually retired. "and i got bored. so i thought, well i'll come in and see if they'll hire me." and they did. "so i've been here. . my 15th year will be in march." nats over the year's betty's made a lot of friends. "we love betty." "hi tiff! hi nancy!" "she is the most giving, kind person." "honey when i got to to devil, i'm not going to be like this, i'm going to be going fast. he's going to have a r why we love betty." "how many stores do you know have their own betty boop?" and if you can't see her joy. . "she sings. as she's bagging she will sing." "i've walked in the bathr

betty and her husband started gathering donations 20 years ago. even though her husband passed away last year, she keeps on. 20 years, can you imagine doing this for 20 years every day? that's awesome i feel so good about it i just continue to do the work. i get my reward from god, really. christine maddela, vegas. every thanksgiving "aunt betty" cooks a big dinner, and instead of just being able to pick up donations, she opens her doors to anyone who needs a hot meal. anyone and everyone is welcome to join her for thanksgiving dinner. we are full from thanksgiving food... and also from some great football yesterday. we'll show you highlights from all three games yesterday... including a big showdown in dallas. plus... what's fueling unlv-- more than a little rivalry-- to bring home the cannon again this year. what unr engraved on it... coming up. food... offered plenty of food... but it also delivered with plenty of football. three games yesterday... let's start with the big one of the day... dallas verses washington. this was a close game all th

betty: thank you so much. continues to resonate in markets around the world as a central bankers prepare to address his policies. kathleen hays is here with more on this. the bank of japan governor will make his first comment since the election. what do you think he's going to say? kathleen: there may be some gain but not anywhere near strong. the yen's week has been a gift to the bank of japan because it has done everything it can do to weaken the yen and nothing seems to work. one analyst says the doj is lucky -- boj is lucky to get this. of course this helps exporters and it holds gdp and growth, maybe boost inflation, so it is all considered very positive. has dropped its forecast for 17 and you can see that. that is a pretty picture if you are the bank of japan. said chief asia economist now it won't happen until the end of his term. it deftly gives the bank of japan some breathing room to see if yield for control will work out and with this weekend, get the desired outcome. betty: 14 fed speakers this we

she was a bit of a -- >> so does betty. >> betty does, too? >> yes. yes. by of mine been. >> oh, you're very ki granted. ynjoyingyourself.?? by rail. >> reporter: producing and performing in etch asks and game shows like "password." becaus that ?xstq?i?> my work with animals. i think everybody should cultivate a passion. don't be afraid to really get hooked on something. because that will refurbish your >> we love her. >> we love your life, al. you get to hang out with the best people. >> al, have fun on the parade. we'll talk to you. >> you, too. happy thanksgiving, ?'@(guys. >> happy thanksgiving to you, al. >>> katie lee's last-minute thanksgiving dishes for all y procrastinators out there. but first, this is "today" on water and count on 30 minutes per pound. it's going toake a ile. aig turkey, you might morrow >>t nig pty >> maybe pick up arie ght. chicken. fu want to help u make quickly read >> this is so simple.s a cranbe. my mom's recipes. you don even have to?98v turon st ta one of these microplane graters a

betty? >>> protests against president-elect donald trump continued across the country over the weekend as the man they say isn't our president look to address the anger over his election. here in new york city, demonstrators, including many immigrants, took to the streets to rally against mr. trump's campaign's support of deportations. thousands of protesters marched up the busy fifth avenue one day after an estimated 25,000 marched to trump tower. it was a similar scene in los angeles on saturday where an estimated 8,000 people marched through the streets, and in portland, oregon, hundreds gathered last night. the latest demonstration was much more peaceful, despite the presence of heavily armored police officers. meanwhile, donald trump's former campaign manager kellyanne conway says it's up to obama and secretary clinton to put a stop to the demonstrations and trump himself addressed the rallies against him during his interview with "60 minutes." >> if the shoe was on the other foot and h

betty?l right, a lot of people will be read into all of this, and thank you for that. >>> more on transition plans now, and let's bring in our former diplomacy national press secretary for mitt romney in 2012. what was the reaction from the romney camp when the invite came from the trump side? >> i think we were all surprised. romney did reach out to trump after he won to congratulate him, and my understand something the trump team followed up on that call with a request for a meeting. don't know what is going to come or what will be said, but it's encouraging for trump to reach out and speak to other people and not just his advisers and so littice other voices. >> and so a lot of people are scratching their heads, could this really be the case? >> i think there's only one person that knows that and it's donald trump. you know, i think that it shows leadership on his part to bring in somebody like governor romney to meet with him, even if he does not offer him a position in the administratio

betty liu talked with deana on he exchange.dena: i've been working with bob now for 10 years and when i came back as president and coo, he and i have been partnered together to make sure we are optimizing the business. i feel like i have my handprints on the vast majority of what we have been driving toward and focused on. my job is to continue the journey to make sure we continue to be a critical market for an infrastructure provider. betty: bob has been very focused on technology and expanding those capabilities at the nasdaq. will that be a major focus going forward for you? adena: technology is deeply embedded in our dna. it's how we got started to be the first electronic xchange. that will continue to be our focus and how we can bring emerging technologies to interact with the capital markets as efficiently and effectively as possible. client service, all the other things that come with being a world-class exchange. betty: is there anything different you might do, anything you might expect to see out of the nasdaq? adena:

i love betty white. everybody loves betty white. if there is one thing to be it is somebody like her. >> yes, indeed. >> we love her. >> we love your life, al. you get to hang out with the best people. >> al, have fun on the parade. we'll talk to you. >> you, too. happy thanksgiving, guys. >> happy thanksgiving to you, al. >>> katie lee's go-to last-minute thanksgiving dishes for all you procrastinators out there. but first, this is "today" on ? i got to tell you girl you drive me wild ? ? i've never known no one with quite your style ? ? i'm going crazy, thinking baby this may be my chance ? it's going to be like this all night long!! ? what would you say to me if i said baby let's lay down and dance ? buy gunslinger the new album from garth on cd or download it exclusively at amazon music. >>> we're back with more of our special series "today food all-star thanksgiving." if you're short a dish or two for dinner tonight, don't panic. katie lee, co-host of "the kitchen" has recipes, both savory and sweet. we have a question this mor

gerald and betty ford are a love story. together they had a family united, able to accept the blessings that life brings and the anguish. >> we learned about this thursday, about 7:00 p.m. and we decided that we would carry on today as though nothing had happened. and then we would hope for the very best on saturday, which we have great faith will be the case. >> the candor about betty ford's operation for breast cancer lifted once and for all a veil of shame and secrecy for all women. the nation rejoiced with the president and his family on her recovery. >> the greatest source of streng strength. the one person i love, respect, and am darned proud to have. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, mr. president. [ laughter ] >> i truly appreciate you all turning out. and i just can't tell you how much we appreciate the support that you have given the president. i sort of like him too. [ cheers and applause ] >> idealism, responsibility, and strength. these principles guide president ford. >> it seems to me that this is importa

i love betty white. everybody loves betty white. if there is one thing to be >> we love her. >> we love your life, al. you get to hang out with the best people. >> al, have fun on the parade. we'll talk to you. >> you, too. happy thanksgiving, guys. >> happy thanksgiving to you, al. >>> katie lee's go-to last-minute thanksgiving dishes ? with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, payment, withdrawal or transfer each month to waive the monthly fee. and there's no minimum balance. you're alright... with simply right checking from santander bank. >>> we're back with more of our special series "today food all-star thanksgiving." if you're short a dish or two for dinner tonight, don't panic. katie lee, co-host of "the kitchen" has recipes, both savory and sweet. we have a question this morning from rachel who asks is it too late at this point to defrost my turkey. >> if you don't mind eating dinner around 10:00 tonight. then maybe you are okay. you need to take the turkey and. every 30 minutes change the water

her mother, betty neilson suffering from alzheimer's loses her balance. her care giver, grace, grabs her, and they tumble to the floor. >> it was beyond yelling. i would say it was screaming. >> reporter: grace appears angry and agitated, and the video shows her yanking the defenseless ma slaps her in the face. betty crumples to the floor. >> the word evil seems so strong, but that's what it sounded like. >> reporter: there was no audio in the recording, but in an extraordinary twist of fate. betty's daughter and a family friend were walking down the hall outside of the apartment, and they heard a familiar voice. >> a screaming rage, an evil she checked the nanny cam video did she find what happened behind closed doors. betty takes a swipe at her care giver, the woman entrusted with her well being for 3 years. >> the voice is in my memory, and that look on my mom's face. >> reporter: that brutal assault exposed an elaborate immigration fraud scheme involving two sisters fo ghana. grace it umi and hilda buma -- tumi and hilda buma. buma was living illegall

now, if this were a court trial-- - oh, betty. - [betty] really, father. - [betty] no one actually saw bud in mr. grausman's yard. - mr. grausman said he saw a boy, but he admits he only guessed it was bud. betty's right! - bud, i told you to go upstairs, and you shouldn't be eavesdropping. - well, i wasn't hardly. but, you're convicting me without any sure proof. - look, son, you-- - you want to punish me and make me pay $100 damage without even giving me a fair deal. your own daughter says that. - all she is that circumtstantial evidence-- - bud has a point. in here it says that in our country, a man is presumed to be innocent until he is proven guilty beyond d? - yes, of course. but in this ... what do you want us to do? have you arrested so you can have a trial? - no. i would like a fair shake. - hey, why don't we put on a trial? - betty,now-- - no, really. bud'll feel better if we convict him fairly. and it'll help me. i can write this up for my theme on the court system. oh, let's do it. - well, would you feel you were getting a fair shake if we did this? gave you a trial? - well

what do you know about betty davis? >> betty came in as a stray but we know she absolutely loves treats and she will sit and talk for them. >> krystal: kelly found that out. she loves food. i do too honey i bark for food too. it's good stuff. let's talk about what you have going on at the animal foundation senior pet month special. any dog three years and older is $50. and any cat, fees are waved. betty davis, here fees are only $25. >> krystal: and you know you say they go so quickly. sometimes before you even get back there's a line waiting for you when you get back to adopt these little sweeties. >> yes. >> krystal: and they make a great early christmas gift. >> absolutely. the gift of love. >> unconditional love. >> krystal: she is a love bug. betty davis. i love her coloring too. it's really, really pretty. thank you so much. we appreciate -- well thank you too. you are getting a little love too. she's so sweet. all right. now we're going send it back to kim. we're going to talk about melania trump preparing for he

betty: let's talk a little about regulations.ow there is a lot of uncertainty around policies in general. we were just hearing president obama talking about what may or may not be expected. what he is responsible for or not anymore. there's a lot of talk as we heard from president-elect trump about rolling back regulations that have been imposed on the financial world. how's that going to affect the nasdaq? how are you preparing for that? adena: to the extent we do have a republican administration and they show a pro-business orientation, that does tend to come with what i will call balance in regulation. one area that has impacted our industry has been dodd-frank and while there are a lot of good safeguards that have been put in place coming from dodd-frank, there has been unintended consequences. most notably banks are no longer in a position to offer much-needed liquidity in some of the markets where we operate. we would like to see the opportunity for dodd-frank to be modified for banks to take responsible risk taking to prov

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betty white? [ applause ] [ music ] >> oh. >> i thank you for going through this madness with us. >> oh, i-- that's always such fun. >> it's like the early days to put a sketch together, and you get up, and you go. >> you do, and all of a sudden i got up there, and i-- you saw that glazed look. you know, and i dropped the line because just as i went to inhale. i had stashed the tape down in there, and unlike your friend that goes trick or treating. i felt something slip, and i had visions of it popping out, and then my mind went blank. >> it makes no difference. >> we had fun. >> how are you? >> fine. >> good to see you. >> thank you. >> you've been working a lot. haven't you? >> been working a lot, and having fun. been keeping-- can't hit a moving target, and i'm writing, and producing a show over in hawaii. a fundraiser. >> yeah. >> edith head and i were putting on a fashion show with all edith's academy award winning clothes, and i was getting the animals for it at the raw hawaiian, and we lost

i were both talking to see about betty. betty was crying. he left betty and worked on vern and came back and worked on betty. they put them in t same room in the hospital. and i thought he was getting better, but everybody else was saying vern was not getting better. , along i arrived here with the grocery store, about 100 feet from the house, it was still smoldering. he'd already passed away. and there were law-enforcement, spectators, newspeople covering the site. my dad was a highly respected man. the reaction from the community was surprising. i'm sure it was a white population, because it was hostile. marchers -- the community came to our defense. vern, theappen to kind of life he lived, we know it can happen to us. they laid aside their fear and said, hey, we got to do something. we have the leader of the naacp, and brother charles, he came down and organized a march. >> through the black neighborhood to the courthouse. after that, the black community began to make demands. in the black community put together a boycott that was success

i love betty white. everybody loves betty white.ul for this thanksgiving, it is somebody like her. >> yes, indeed. >> we love her. >> we love your life, al. you get to hang out with the best people. >> al, have fun on the parade. we'll talk to you. >> you, too. happy thanksgiving, guys. >> happy thanksgiving to you, al. >>> katie lee's go-to last-minute thanksgiving dishes for all you procrastinators karen has 459 friends. but none of them made sure she got home okay. none of them suggested she skip the next drink, try a glass of water, or maybe just call it a night. karen has 459 friends. but tonight, what she really needed was one good one. >>> we're back with more of our special series "today food all-star thanksgiving." if you're short a dish or two for dinner tonight, don't panic. katie lee, co-host of "the kitchen" has recipes, both savory and sweet. we have a question this morning from rachel who asks is it too late at this point to defrost my turkey. >> if you don't mind eating dinner around 10:00 tonight. then maybe you are

betty: modified or retracted?: we have to recognize an enormous amount of work went into the creation of dodd-frank, and there's a lot of reason for it. we have to be sure we do not have revisionist history. we also know that whenever you put in new regulation, there are unintended consequences that come with it. how can we make sure we are modifying the regulation to make sure it is having the impact you wanted to have? betty: would you say president-elect trump is good for the exchange? for the financial market? adena: from a we have seen so -- from what we have seen so far which is only one weekend, a , republican administration with a pro-business orientation is good for the financial industry. betty: he has pledged to cut back on corporate taxes. how big an effect is that going to have? adena: if you have some of the tax policies they are considering, in terms of potential changes in corporate taxes, the repatriation tax, holidays and other things that make it so companies can optimize the cash they are gener

she was a bit of a -- >> so does betty. >> betty does, too? the men don't know it. >> oh. >> reporter: "hot in cleveland" ended just last year after a six-season run. >> betty white! >> reporter: and in 2010, kro crowned the darling of late night tv when she became the oldest host of "saturday night live." >> i'm 88 1/2 years old. well, it's going to be here for a number of reasons. >> here he are, over 70 y than you probably have ever been. >> oh, you're very kind. but thank you. i never take it for granted. >> you look like you're enjoying yourself. >> oh, it is such fun! how can you not enjoy it? >> do you have any plans to slow down or retire? >> why? no. ? it's time to say hello again ? >> reporter: she began her career in the '50s. seasick. i refuse to take an ocean voyage by rail. >> reporter: producing and performing in etch asks and game shows like "password." >> what are your plans for the summer, betty? >> well, i'm going to do some -- what did you have in mind? >> reporter: marrying its host, allen ludden who she calls the love of

betty's now been at the grocery store for 15 years. she's considering retiring again but she's not in a hurry to slow down. >> betty can outwork all of us put together. >> do y'all need me to slow down a little? >> you notice she doesn't move in slow motion. she just does circles around everybody. >> i said i don't know how to really slow down, but i'll try. >> i need that energy now. betty says that her favorite customers are a group of firefighters who always stop and say hello. ben: new this morning, a dog disappears in missouri only to turn up 1100 miles away in wyoming. her name is mia, she's a a lot, usually not this far. a couple on their way to wyoming picked mia up along a rural highway. once they arrived in wyoming, a shelter scoured social media, searching for mia's family. >> i was concerned because i have dogs and i'd be freaked out if they disappeared and i went home and started doing some research and found a page and we found her home. >> good for her for doing that. ben: mia's family was thrilled to find out that their